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Tamino - "Indigo Night" (Weekly Music Roundup)

Gig Alerts | Apr 1, 2019

Tamino - "Indigo Night" (Weekly Music Roundup.)

Tamino is the name of a major character in Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute. It is not a name you’d give to your kid lightly. But that’s exactly what Tamino Moharram Fouad’s parents did. Tamino  - only name he uses professionally – is a  22-year old Belgian of Egyptian and Lebanese ancestry, with a voice that covers three octaves. His new single, a live version of his song "Indigo Night", shows off both his sultry croon and his haunting falsetto with Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on bass. Tamino's song is part of our Weekly Music Roundup.

 

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